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| 背面描述 | A faithful rendition of Johannes Vermeer's celebrated c. 1665 oil painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring', depicting a young woman in three-quarter view turned toward the viewer, wearing a blue and yellow headscarf and a prominent teardrop pearl earring. The Dutch title Het meisje met de parel is inscribed along the left arc. The fineness mark 999.9 and the word GOLD appear at the upper right, with the weight designation 1/10th OZ to the right, and the face value $10 in the lower field. A small crown mintmark is visible at the upper centre. |
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The "Girl with a Pearl Earring" — Vermeer's oil-on-canvas from around 1665 — has no confirmed subject. The identity of the sitter has never been established, and the painting itself went unattributed for centuries before serious scholarship connected it to Vermeer in the late 19th century. Cook Islands has built a notable bullion and collector series around Old Masters, leveraging its mint licensing agreements to issue gold fractionals tied to works held in European collections — this piece corresponding to the Mauritshuis in The Hague.